Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care Chicken & Vegetable Stew Canned Cat Food, 2.9 oz, 24-pack wet food

My 3 year old cat who was in the ER hospital--and cost a fortune--earlier in the year with a urinary blockage was recommended this plus the dry prescription food for urinary care. He loves this soft food the best (better than plain canned chicken flavor). He hasn't had a recurrence of the blockage! I'll keep buying it. Cheaper than a $3000 hospital stay.

Cat loves this food and good for health

Really keeping my cats healthy!

Vet ordered, cats love the two flavors. Can order on recurring shipping.

We almost lost our cat to a urinary blockage, and after surgery, this medicated food has been essential in keeping him healthy. Since we started using it, he hasn’t had another issue, and we’re so grateful to have found something that works.That said, he’s not a fan of the taste or texture on its own, so we mix it with a bit of other wet food to make sure he eats enough. It’s a small price to pay for his health and well-being. If your cat is recovering from a similar issue, this food is absolutely worth trying.

My cat was put on this to loose weight - it has been a small struggle since he had an automatic feeder before and now he needs to patiently wait for me to pop open the can. I also add a can full of water just to add water into his diet. He pees a lot more - but he has lost a pound in 2 weeks!Pros:- he eats it- he is loosing weight- his poops look way more heathyCons- pees way more- takes some encouragement to eat

Just what my cats need! They have issues! Haha, so this food helps.

My cat is definitely getting a relaxant effect from this food. I don't know if it's helping the little bit of blood he had in his urine yet. This tiny little can amounts to about $5 a can when compared to the usual 5.5 ounce cans of regular food. Entirely too expensive, which is a shame for the animals if it really does help their urinary health. A lot of cats have urinary issues due to being fed a diet of cheap dry food, so prescription food that is unaffordable for most is counterproductive. Not many can or would pay that much for a can of cat food. $150 a month to feed one cat. And you know cat lovers usually have more than one.